Submerged Opulence Transparent Flower Specimens in WaterThe Glass series examines botanical form through a process that renders flowers translucent, revealing their internal structure with forensic clarity. By removing surface pigment and allowing purified water to occupy the capillaries of the petals, the works expose skeletal fibres and vascular veins ordinarily hidden from view. This transformation produces images that recall anatomical studies or radiographic views, offering an unprecedented

Ginza District

'Morpho Peleides 0990’  dated 2011Edition of 25 archival pigment printspaper size 23

The spiralling vortex design emulates the gravitational pull of a black hole

There I recorded asymmetrical diurnal temperature changes as empirical evidence of global warming

Ecologically printed with abstract floral motifs made with hollyhock petals

their delicate beauty inseparable from their inevitable disappearance

an American Flag reproduced with 1

The Japanese apprentice is taught that shokunin means not only having technical skills & dedication

where it is closely associated with the soul

The resulting images resist clear categorisation

and analogue photographic processes

minimalist design is reusable